the biggies do. they don't like it.ut back in the 50's or whatever, general motors and common sense saying, general motors goes the nation goes but we have to get back to that. all of our ceo's, we just had etna, et cetera, the ceo, i don't know him, 11 out of 15 exchange and still has to say complementary things about the exchange. so that shows you, right, somebody is scared of the federal government, when you you're losing 200 million in a quarter and you back out of 11 to 15 and you still say, yeah, but the exchange are okay, holy mole, the biggie is under pressure, you can imagine what the small guy is doing, they have to put a tank underneath in the restaurant for $200,000, four years of kid through high-price university. it's hitting them hard. and that's the hardest thing to teach. it does take a while that you have to trust the price system. that's what our country is builting on. you go to wal-mart, how do they know to put ten loafs of bread and car batteries on the table. every time they scan wasn't, that's w

the small guy has been left behind in the dust and if you don't have a lawyer, access to dc, the biggies dohey can get through the regulatetory tape. they don't like it. back in the 50's, general motors and just common sense saying, as general motors, so the nation goes. we have to get back to that. all of our ceo's, we had etna, et cetera, the ceo, i don't know him. somebody is scared of the federal government. when you're losing 200 million a quarter and you back out of 11 to 15 but the exchange are okay, holy mole, the pressure on the biggies and you can imagine the pressure of the small guy, put a huge rain water tank underneath their little restaurant for $200,000, $200,000, that's four years of kid through high-price university. the free market piece, that's the hardest thing to teach. that is what our country is built on, we allow prices to dictate, you go into wal-mart. how do they know to put ten loafs of bread and car batteries on the table. every time they scan one, that's what was purchased. that information goes to the supplier, hey, make ten more loafs of bread and car tires,

>> no biggie, right? want to do it together a couple of times? ? >> reporter: 13-year-old la shay warms up her vocal chords. >> you always have to do it or >> uh-huh. >> wow. >> it's like stretching before you run a marathon. you're starting on the bottom floor. want to get to the top floor. but you have to pass all the floors on the way there. >> reporter: we're here for her first voice lesson. la shay feels an emotional connection to music. >> that was really good. >> that makes me really happy and sometimes really sad sometimes. >> singing is so personal and to convey text and tell stories. ? >> reporter: amazingly, vocal coach molly can both play and sing any song. ? >> reporter: she works with la shay on a song of her choice. the teen chooses "let it go," from the movie "frozen." she finds working with horses is therapeutic. she was learning to ride and chapter books and is known to take care of others. >> i really want to get adopted. i'm waiting for a long time. but i can handle it. have to wait a little bit longer. >> reporter: she is patie

biggie story. >> jimmy: these stories, do you wr >> no, actually, they're all from memory. i wanted everyone to know i'm not some weirdo who tapes conversations. some of these stories are 25 years old, 20 years old, some are a year old. they're all to the best of my recollection and my recollection is perfect. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kathy griffin is here. this is her book, "celebrity run-ins." we'll be right back! ? 3,2,1... lumi?re, action! ? emerge restored. fortified. antioxidants, electrolytes plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good everyday? emerge and see. i'll have that goat cheese garden salad. that gentleman got the last one. sir, you give me that salad and i will pay for your movie and one snack box. can i keep the walnuts? sold. but i get to pick your movie. can i pick the genre? yes, but it has to be a comedy. a little cash back on the side. with the blue cash everyday card from american express, throw. it's more than cash back. then we wad it up to make it nice and soft. but grandma, we use charmin ultra soft so we do

do it. when puff daddy made a career over biggie smalls death. came like on a tractor-trailer and shutting down broadway this is what he may do on inauguration day with "highway to hell" on a cyborg thing. >> you were attracted to the video. it made you feel good. >> awesome. >> maybe the fans will like it. >> it is great for the fans of trump and the enemies of trump. i was around in the 80s with hard core and regan made people had so is mad there was regan youth and all of these wonderful punk hard core bands that -- hard core bands that made delicious music. so maybe there will be a boost. >> you're right. >> every seven had regan being eviscerated. >> that's right! and there is missiles shooting out of his junk. what trump supporter doesn't like that as far as a christmas present goes. >> where is it supposed to shoot? the nipples? >> and they have to go down so it is a more efficient place for it. moving on. mfl ratings are down -- nfl ratings are down, but could they turn around? one exec thinks so. he said under president obama the country

biggie. >> it is. >>> coming up, two of the best guards in the league do battle in the wizards home opener tonight. >> sports up next. first here's jimmy fallon. >> vince vaughn is my guest. vo: here's the last thing washington needs. amie hoeber. a reckless tea party partisan. hoeber will defund planned parenthood, threatening cancer screening. said she'd invade iraq again if given the chance, and hoeber has fought for a global increase of chemical weapons. we need john delaney. he built two respected maryland business, creating thousands of jobs. in congress, he puts working for us ahead of partisan politics. john: i'm john delaney >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. >> home didn't help the wizards. >> no. >> still on their losing street. >> not much helping this team right now. home away, they can't get it done. wizards players were calling this game a must win. we saw that must win effort at least for t f games, outside of the starting five, the wizards don't have any players that can consistently score. the five players that came off the bench tonight, they combined for 11 total point

all these biggies. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. don't seem to have them in my-- >> do you get those back? >> no. [ laughter ] anyway. speaking of. have you been to some of the malls? there's some very pretty shopping. >> yes, beautiful. >> where have you been? well, you just said-- >> well, i've been to the galleria in houston. one of the most beautiful shopping centers in the world. [ applause ] >> how about the galleria here in sherman oaks? they have a beautiful one. >> my wife's been there. the sherman oaks galleria. very nice. >> fortune city. >> they all have them. right here in our own backyard. in burbank. >> you're kidding. >> it's not as well known. the burbank galleria. [ laughter ] and i want to tell you folks, and there's a lot of activity taking place over there right now. we had our staff photographer. pappy rossi. pappy. pappy rossi. kind of cute. went over to the burbank galleria just to take some snapshots, and show you how they're getting ready for christmas. here's a picture of the burbank galleria. [ laughter ] it's located in this historic buildin

and do you stuff the bird or do jellied out of can. >> but another biggie. this one biggest thing in my family early afternoon is popular. get it all done cleaned and kids are away. and then this is time for a nap before dessert. >> but other people prefer early evening. probably more of mature meal with sdan dells glowing and wine flowing. and speak of mature or lack of it there of. where do the kids eat with adults and everybody or just at separate table. >> this is probably a big one at your house. tv on or off during the meal? i guess that depends on whether ur during game time or not. finally other big issue, that never used to be an issue, to go shopping thanksgiving or not. that was never an issue at my house. i mean everything was closed back when we. you know what i got to be honest any issues on thanksgiving. >> we did when i was younger. what was it? >> it was about football game. >> whether or not to watch while you're eating >> here's the thing. cowboys game. i'm going, you know ab cowboys fan since i was eight years old but been cowboys fan i w

biggie, of prostitution. ppp. [ laughter ] >> how do you plead mr. tyrone? >> your honor, your honor there's been a great deal of discussion about this man's appearance. but the color of his clothing is not why he's here. it is the color of his skin that has marked him a criminal. if mr. tyrone were a white man, but mr. tyrone is black. and we've all been conditioned to believe that white is good and black is bad, white is clean, black is dirty. you are married in white, you are buried in black. >> did i hear a not guilty anywhere in there? [ laughter ] >> you most certainly did, your honor. >> good, case is continued. what's the next -- >> oh your honor, we request an immediate trial. tomorrow my client begins a religious retreat. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] is the arresting officer in court? >> yes, right here your honor. >> do you have a report? >> yes your honor. the defendant was observed reconoitering the a level of the bus terminal. and also observed approaching female arrivals in a suggestive manner. he was overheard to mutter such phrases as, "lv is t

safe out there and afternoon mostly sunny and saturday night into sunday morning we do get passing clouds, really not biggie out there, mil inner -- finish out the weekend and weekend always in view, 56 today, winds firing up, staying active until we hit about saturday, middle of the day and come sunday less winds, a little bit warmer, more comfortable for you and 60 and mostly sunny monday and then tuesday, wednesday, thursday of next week and period of rain and next chance appears to be on bathroom and was armed with gun and zip ties. coming up other incriminating evidence police found on imposter. evidence police found on imposter. >> sara: healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. (tea kettle whistling) (sighing) hey mom, can i help? yeah, i'd love your help. (grunting) awww... (announcer vo) the real magic of the holidays >> sara: local doctor answers. >> hard to watch your child -- sorry, dying before your eyes. >> michelle: no stranger to anfillac tick reaction and husband and children

do, which is withdraw from the tpp. this is something he talked about often, his position on trade. to reduce regulation. secure infrastructure. that will be a biggy for him, and investigate veesza abuses and impose a lobbying ban, as he has begun to do. members of his transition team have talked about the need for people who are appointed to the administration to sign a five-year pledge that they will not partake in lobbying for five years after they end their service. >> you and i have been talking so much in the last week about donald trump's businesses and potential conflicts of interest. we have heard from a lot of people, including mike pence, who have said when he is president, there will be processes put in place that will really separate these things. then finally, donald trump weighs in on twitter and basically says, listen, you knew the whole campaign that i was an international businessman. well, except for the fact that every other modern president put their business ties in a blind trust. so we didn't know what he was going to do. we assumed he would do what every else has done. >> he said all along on the campaign trail, that he wou

biggie. >> evangelicals. >> it'll be curious to see what the democrats do as a minority part and decide, do they play the filibuster, make the republicans have to do the nuclear option? you know, and the question is do they go tit for tat. now that the shoes are on the other foot, what do the democrats semi cooperate? going to hold up yours. we're going to make you change the rules of the senate to make it a 50% vote. conservatives would love that because they would allow them to get more conservative justices in on a 50 plus one vote. >> the supreme court's such an interesting question. the campaign drove the message. i don't think anyone here who's watched donald trump believes that he's an ideological person. he was so pro choice he wasn't against parable birth abortions three years put him over the edge. he's become pro life and evangelical voters accepted that, but the notion that it was the supreme court and culturally devicive issues that helped him -- >> ideology. >> power. >> but that doesn't -- you know the idea that he might adhere to something looser. >> you know, i just don't know what it is about anyt

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biggie smalls. that's a good name for a a rapper. it's a bad name for a bra company. do you see what i'm saying? [ cheers and applause ] i'd watch that. i would watch that. >> steve: i almost get it. >> jimmy: next, we have huffy. >> steve: huffy. >> jimmy: that is a good name for a bike company. >> steve: bike company. >> jimmy: bad name for a paint store. [ laughter ] great name for me on the treadmill. >> steve: there you go. it's a bad name for a parenting book. [ laughter ] great name for the day after the election. there you go. that's all we have for "good name, bad name, great name." [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with jay leno, everybody! come on back. ? get married at 65" side. ? ? "hey i'm just looking" side. ? ? man, you better buy that ride, whooo! ? ? that's why there's nationwide. ? ? they help to know, protect and grow your many sides. ? ? yeeeahhh ? ? nationwide is on your side. ? ? ? this is pepsi zero sugar. zero sugar. (ooooh) zero calories. (ooooo) but max pepsi taste. (wow) (applause) ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we are joined right now by one of the gre

we do have, and you can see them in this picture here, a few very thin, high clouds. no biggie. not going to stop from having an absolutely ly gorgeous day. bayshore camera, equally as beautiful. we have 40s. these blue shaded areas, really om up to the panhandle, these are all 40s this morning. ocala is at 45. so 46 in inverness. 47 in prooksville. then a little warmer especially toward the influence of the gulf. st. petersburg at 65. tampa at 60 and inland locations in the mid to upper 50s. one of the reasons for that is the tremendous amount of dry air that kind of settled in get light winds like we have now with this kind of dry air, you get something called radiational cooling and that's all that warmth from yesterday skips all the way to the atmosphere. temperatures drop quickly. on the other side of the coin, though, with the sun coming up, we're going to warm things up very quickly as well so absolutely one of those days where you walk out the door, need the sweater or light jacket. pi noon time, shed it, not going to need high pressure dominating weather and looks to do

biggie. >> we have to go, but should we legalize it? >> we should and why not generate tax revenue and mellow some people out. there is nothing to donorth dakota. give them some weed. >> i have been out there and it is fantastic. >> ready or not, half time with andy >>> welcome back. it is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed in the "red eye" news deck. >> hi, how are you? >> good. >> excellent. >> trump spent $five per vote. $5 per vote. you don't think he should run for more than two terms? >> that's correct. >> finally we agree on something. >> i feel like this was an election of if only's. if only they have not nominated an unethical candidate. if only the celebrities had done more. what a difference that could have made. >> they should have done a song like bandaid. >> if lena dunham could have done two or three rap songs. >> you say the negative advertising worked for him because everybody hates the media. a quick fact check of that statement shows you are correct. >> i knew it. not you, crust the rest of them. >> i am not the media. >> you called trump all along. >> i have been saying this for eight years no

doing well in the next year. >> you know the fidushiary rule is a biggy. been talk that maybe it doesn't get put into effect. would you bet on the rule coming back out and not being effective and helping those exposed names? >> well, i think the actual rule at the department of labor put forth i think is for many possible investment managers is really not an issue. i think it's really meant to protect those on the tringe and i think a lot -- i think we will have a relaxation of regulation in the financial services industry in general. i think the fundamentals are very positive. a lot of tail winds including demographic. we have an aging population and more and more accumulated savings and they will need assistance investing that money and that will drive this industry. >> we have to go. wish we had more time. thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> 11 minutes left in the trading session with the dow up 33 points picking up pace a little bit. >> it is friday and that can only mean one thing. independent investment consultant here with his acronym of the we

biggie is deregulation. i think you need to either eliminate or reform -- >> would you eliminate dodd/frank? >> i would definitely if you could, eliminate dodd/frank, doi think those things alone would have a huge impact on the economic growth. >> the reason i mentioned the wall street thing, say what you will, and i have great respect for him as an individual, but hank paulson, the former chairman of goldman sachs, many argue a long with others in the financial melt down, didn't appreciate the magnitude of it until too late, so that's the rap against wall streeters coming in to essentially police wall street, sort of like the fox guarding the hen house. what do you say to that? >> i think there's some truth to that. you know, this is not because i necessarily want the job, but i think it would be very nice to have a true commercial banker in there that understood main street banking, which is very different than wall street banking. the treasury side is pretty easy when you have the lowest risk rated credit in the world. it is how those policies impact main street, and due to president-elect trump's credit, i think he seriously wants to figure out ho

do that. if you look at how she approached job of being a senator in new york she work with republicans drug biggies critics of her husband's administration in the 1990's. she's a listener, connens is us seeker and helps traits broken through contrast to donald trump in the course of the campaign. >> we know she's expect in the next hour, just quickly before we go as head face of the campaign right now. >> very jubilant mood. we didn't get until 3:30 in the morning because even after philadelphia are late we went on to raleigh-durham and had a great event there. she's this high spirits. we're all looking forward to a potential history making moment tonight. >> brian fallon thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. that is very latest from new york city, thousand back to you. >>> thanks, so much. one of our local races is getting plenty of national attention, race for senate between incumbent pat toomey and katie mcginty could affect balance have of power in the united states senate. our team three coverage of the race begins with david spunt in toomey headquarters in pennsylvania, david, good even

biggie smalls. that's a good name for a a rapper. it's a bad name for a bra company. [ laughter ] great name for a sitcom starring shaq and kevin hart. do you see what i'm saying? [ cheers and applause ] i'd watch that. i would watch that. >> steve: i almost get it. >> jimmy: next, we have huffy. >> steve: huffy. >> jimmy: that is a good name for a bike company. >> steve: bike company. >> jimmy: bad name for a paint store. [ laughter ] great name for me on the treadmill. [ cheers and applause ] i'm going 2 miles an hour. >> jimmy: finally, we have "what now?" well, that's a good name for a a kevin hart stand-up special. it's a bad name for a parenting book. [ laughter ] great name for the day after the election. there you go. that's all we have for "good name, bad name, great name." [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with jay leno, everybody! come on back. ? you got your mom side. ? ? a just be calm side. ? ? you got a, "i never thought i'd get married at 65" side. ? ? "hey i'm just looking" side. ? ? man, you better buy that ride, whooo! ? ? that's why there's nationwide. ? ? they help to know, protect and grow your many sides

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. >> rick, do you think there's any concern by this wage number here and i'll get to the panel on this as well. up 0.4%, that's on the high side. that's been -- >> that's a biggie >> that's a biggie. lazear is going to be talking to me about that today. most of the traders behind me, when you get the oohs and ahhs on a number, you know it was big. of course it is really all about wages. almost more than jobs. there's a lot of part-time things that get mixed in. workweek wages and ultimately the number we had yesterday in predictivity if we could kind of increase that a little bit. getting back closer to the right track. >> kate, where do you stand on this? should the fed let this run? the average american worker has been waiting around for a raise for years. they're finally going to get it and the fed's going to clamp down. >> i don't think the fed is going to clamp down. even with the 25 basis point rate rise in december. we're still talking about accommodative policy. i think if all of the inflation pressure we get come from wages, it's a great thing. it's a solid thing for the u.s. economy and that companies have plenty of margin, you know, room in their mar

do it. remember that biggie who could put me over the top? you didn't. i did. i can't. you will. bottom line, i'm a marginal student. i thought if i conned you out of a letter of recommendation, it would do the trick. so i'm apologizing. i don't really work here. good, because you were a very annoying orderly. so now that that's out of the way, can we talk about that job in programming? it was in the mail room. the mail room? are you kidding? hey, i'm an artist, a filmmaker. i'm beyond television anyway. it's a vast wasteland, the boob tube. mr. eisner gets the picture. about the letter-- vinnie was wrong, but it took flair and imagination to get in and see you, and imagination goes a long way in entertainment. yes, he has several qualities that would help in my business-- he's sleazy, sly, and deceitful. thank you. thank you very much. o.k. o.k., i'll write you a letter. dr. howser... and mr. delpino. is everything all right here? mr. eisner's writing vinnie a recommendation for film school. isn't that great? yes, great, indeed. uh, thank you very much, mr. eisner. so according t

all these biggies. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. don't seem to have them in my-- >> do you get those back? >> no. [ laughter ] anyway. speaking of. have you been to some of the malls? there's some very pretty shopping. >> yes, beautiful. >> where have you been? well, you just said-- >> well, i've been to the galleria in houston. one of the most beautiful shopping centers in the world. [ applause ] >> how about the galleria here in sherman oaks? they have a beautiful one. >> my wife's been there. the sherman oaks galleria. very nice. >> fortune city. >> they all have them. right here in our own backyard. in burbank. >> you're kidding. >> it's not as well known. the burbank galleria. [ laughter ] and i want to tell you folks, and there's a lot of activity taking place over there right now. we had our staff photographer. pappy rossi. pappy. pappy rossi. kind of cute. went over to the burbank galleria just to take some snapshots, and show you how they're getting ready why don't we take a look at those pictures right now? here's a picture of the burbank galleria. [ laughter